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Common File Formats in Rosetta

Common File Formats in Rosetta. Steven Combs. The Files. Flags/Option files Resfiles Params PDB Silent Atom tree diffs. Flags / Options. Paramaters for protocols Formatted in 3 different ways. Command Line.

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Common File Formats in Rosetta

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  1. Common File Formats in Rosetta Steven Combs

  2. The Files • Flags/Option files • Resfiles • Params • PDB • Silent • Atom tree diffs

  3. Flags / Options • Paramaters for protocols • Formatted in 3 different ways Command Line Fixbb.release –database <database> -s 1thfD.pdb –ex1 –ex2 –packing:repack_only –out:prefix repack_ -resfile 1thfD.resfile

  4. Flags / Options • Paramaters for protocols • Formatted in 3 different ways space / tab indented Fixbb.release @options.txt –database <database> -in -file -s 1thfD.pdb -out -prefix repack_ -packing -ex1 -ex2 -repack_only

  5. Flags / Options • Paramaters for protocols • Formatted in 3 different ways Mixed Mixed Fixbb.release @options.txt Fixbb.release –s 1thfD.pdb –ex1 –ex2 @options.txt –database <database> -in -file -s 1thfD.pdb -out -prefix repack_ -packing:ex1 -packing:ex2 -packing:repack_only –database <database> -out -prefix repack_ -packing:repack_only

  6. Resfiles • Defines which residues to pack/design • Great documentation! • http://www.rosettacommons.org/manuals/archive/rosetta3.2_user_guide/resfiles.html

  7. Params Files • Definition for residues • Residues are defined by type (ie residue ala is typed ALA) • Residue types found in: database/chemical/residue_types/fa_standard/residue_types/l-caa/ • Ligand residue types made through molfile_to_params.py

  8. NAME GLY Residue type IO_STRING GLY G 3 letter name and 1 letter name TYPE POLYMER Defines type as polymer AA GLY Defines as an amino acid gly ATOM N Nbb NH1 -0.47 Atom name found in pdb ATOM CA CAbb CT2 -0.02 Atom type used by Rosetta ATOM C CObb C 0.51 Molecular mechanics atom type used by Rosetta (mainly used in backrub application) ATOM O OCbb O -0.51 Atom charge ATOM H HNbb H 0.31 ATOM 1HA Hapo HB 0.09 ATOM 2HA Hapo HB 0.09 LOWER_CONNECT N What atom is the polymer connected to at the lower end of residue UPPER_CONNECT C What atom is the polymer connected to at the upper end of residue BOND N CA BOND N H BOND CA C BOND CA 1HA BOND CA 2HA BOND C O PROPERTIES PROTEIN Different properties, can be POLAR, CHARGED, AROMATIC, etc etc NBR_ATOM CA Closest atom to the center of mass NBR_RADIUS 3.4473 Radius of neighbor atom FIRST_SIDECHAIN_ATOM NONE Where does the sidechain begin ACT_COORD_ATOMS CA END Where the center of charge is. Used by fa_pair for polar amino acids ICOOR_INTERNAL N 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 N CA C ICOOR_INTERNAL CA 0.000000 180.000000 1.458001 N CA C ICOOR_INTERNAL C 0.000000 68.799995 1.523259 CA N C ICOOR_INTERNAL UPPER 149.999969 63.800018 1.328685 C CA N ICOOR_INTERNAL O -179.999985 59.200005 1.231015 C CA UPPER ICOOR_INTERNAL 1HA 120.253975 70.928650 1.090168 CA N C ICOOR_INTERNAL 2HA 119.463875 70.913704 1.089353 CA N 1HA ICOOR_INTERNAL LOWER -150.000015 58.300003 1.328685 N CA C ICOOR_INTERNAL H 180.000000 60.850040 1.010000 N CA LOWER Defines what atoms are bonded to each other Internal coordinate system. Defines how atoms are connected to each other in 3D space

  9. PDB Files • Holds 3D coordinates for proteins Residue name Residue # Atom # occupancy Element name Atom name Chain ID X-coord Y-coord Z-coord B-factor ATOM 1953 N LEU D 253 32.832 26.636 -4.918 1.00 29.10 N ATOM 1954 CA LEU D 253 33.906 26.053 -4.131 1.00 30.18 C ATOM 1955 C LEU D 253 35.149 25.739 -4.939 1.00 31.08 C ATOM 1956 O LEU D 253 36.218 25.466 -4.351 1.00 32.40 O ATOM 1957 CB LEU D 253 33.495 24.738 -3.459 1.00 29.02 C ATOM 1958 CG LEU D 253 32.701 24.843 -2.152 1.00 28.80 C ATOM 1959 CD1 LEU D 253 32.214 23.456 -1.719 1.00 27.59 C ATOM 1960 CD2 LEU D 253 33.576 25.444 -1.045 1.00 28.02 C TER 1961 LEU D 253 HETATM 1962 P PO4 D 305 31.557 25.942 19.190 1.00 8.50 P Atom lines Ligand lines

  10. Atom Tree Diffs • Only used in ligand docking (output that contains models) • Extension is *.silent • Allows for storing only coordinates that have changed between a reference model • Very confusing format • Extracted using extract_atomtree_diffs.release

  11. Silent Files • Specify by –in:file:silent and –out:file:silent (as opposed to –in:file:s <pdb> and –out:pdb) • These are smaller files compared to PDBs. They store the internal coordinates of the model in terms of dihedral angles. • If want to input/output silent files, also specify –in:file:silent_struct_type binary and –out:file:silent_struct_type binary • Binary silent files store the same information in ASCII binary and are even more compressed and more robust in terms of extracting PDB coordinates from them.

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